FR1PAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1954
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
Pastor Picks
Sermon Topic
Theme of the 11 o'clock service
if worship at First Methodist
Church Sunday will be giving thanks
o Cod,, according to the pastor,
jie Sev. Lloyd Holloway.
Toole of the Rev. Holloway's ser
mon is "An Endless Line ol Splen
dor." The sacrament ol Baptism will
be admuusterea ana new mem
bers will be received into the
church fellowship. The choir, un
der the direction of Mrs. LaMnr
Jensen, will sing the Thanksgiving
hymn, "Praise the Lord, O Jer
usalem." Miss Ruth Lobaugh will
be organist.
On Sunday evening at 6 o'clock
there will be a sack lunch fellow
ship followed by the study and dis
cussion class on the city. Francis
Mathews, countv Juvenile officer,
guest speaker, will discuss city and
conty social problems.
The' public is cordially Invited.
All Methodists arc urged to at
tend the union Thanksgiving serv
ice at First Presbyterian Church
next Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock. f
Baltimore Youth
Held For Arson
BALTIMORE, 13 Alexander
Partlow.; 19. pleaded Innocent to
arson yesterday, but police said he
f)d admitted touchine off Tues
day nitrht's million dollar blaze In
South Baltimore.
The Negro youth wa.s arraigned
ten tne nrson cnarge before Magis
trate simon Be h on fie id and was
iheld without bail for grand Jury
'.'.action. . .
The fire burned out an entire
lock of homes and business places,
injured 10 firbmen anr left 100
homeless. His grandmother's house
-was destroyed.
i Sgt. Thomas Bryan raid Fartlow
ftas convicted five yenrs ago of
'setting- fire to the same lumber
yard where the Tuesday nieht con
flagration broke out. Sentenced as
a juvenile offender, he was
leased about a year ago.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
A Branch of The Mother Churchthe First Church of Christ, Scientist,
in Boston, Moss. ' - 10th and Washington
Services Sunday Service, 11:00 a.m.
( Sunday School, 11:00 a.m. , - - -,
. . Wednesday evening Meeting, 8:00 o'clock
Lesson-Sermon Subject November 21
"SOUL AND BODY"
Golden Text: Psalms 73;26. My flesh and 'my heort faileth: but God
is the strength of my heart, and my portion for ever.
Christian Science Reading Room
1401 Esplanade- One Block From Herald and News
SATURDAY NIGHT. NOV. 20TH
1000 YEARS OF PEACE...
THE DEVIL'S VACATION
The Bible clearly forecast a period of complete peace for 1,000 years. When is it? Will we have a
second chance during that period?
. ON THE SCREEN, "All That I Have"
The dynamic story of a man who made a startling discovery and started one of the most sensation
v . al court cases in history! . ,
SUNDAY NIGHT. NOV. 21 ST
Turkey, and The Sounding of The 7th Trumpei
Time No Longer
This great prophecy of the book of Revelation cleorly outlines the fate of Turkey and centers
squarely on this present generation. One of the great prophetic lectures in this series.
Aider. 0.
PTA
FAIRHAVEN ,
- Bx-Mrs. Robert Lyman - -Parents
and Patrons of Faiihav
en bchool met at the school gym
nasium we evening of November
Camp Fire Girls led the flag
saiute.
There will be no meeting in De
cember and plans were disc used
lor the Christmas treats to be giv
en at the Christmas program De
cember n.
Mrs. Marianna Kerr announced
that folk and square dances will
begin Tuesday November 16 for the
upper grades, alumni and all Inter
ested parents. The room count was
won by Miss Chandler's room.
Sgt. Donald Trainer of the
Ground Observer Corps showed
films on the air force and lu ac
tivities. The GOC chorus gave sev
eral musical numbers.
Tiie seventh grade mothers
served refreshments.
RIVERSIDE
- By Mrs. Gordon Loomls
A Mm, "Education at OTI," was
shown at the Riverside PTA meet
ing, November 16. Robert Smith,
Deau of Students at OTI, was the
commentator. The film. In color,
showed all the various classes at
work. Smith urged all those inter
ested to visit the campus.
Mrs. jean MacBetn, teacher rep
resentative of the Junior Red
Cross explained the work, and ac
tlvit ies of the organization. The
work of the Riverside students was
on display. 1
Tne savings ' stamp chairman,
Mrs. Roy Felix, announced the
first, sale of stamps would be No
vember 23 at the school and on
the second and fourth Tuesday of
each month following. Only ten
cent stamps will be available.
At all future meetings a special
prize of a year's subscription to
the Parent Teacher Magazine will
be given. .
Mrs. Earl Jones, vice president,
presided at the meeting. Mrs. Jones
appointed Mrs. W. A. Williams as
chairman of a committee to pur
chase new equipment and supplies
for the health room.
The room prizes were won by
tne first and fourth grades.
Tea was served in the cafeteria
I .OF-.
Bible Lectures Illustrated With DUORAMA
Film 7:00
Sage
Legal Notice
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
SEWAUE TREATMENT PLANT I
Notice is hereby sivtn that the City
of Chiloquin, Chiloquin. Oregon, will re
ceive sealed bids up to 8 p.m. Monday.
December 20. 19M at the Citi Hail
Chiloquin. Oregon, (or furnishing all ma-
icriais ana eomirucwni a sewage treat
ment Plant complete In operating con
dition. PropotaU will be publicly opened
and read aloud.
ProooiaU khall be in accordance with
trie Plank, Specifications and Contract
aorumcm now on m vim tne tiu
C'erk. City Hall. Chiloauin. Oregon.
Ccoies of dIiiu and soeciilcatlona may
be obtained from tne City or Wm. Lor-
enz upon nun lining a deposit or i
iot eacn set. sucn aepoiii wui oe re
turned to contractors actually submit
ting bids upon the return of the plan
and specifications to the Ctty In good
order within five days .after filing of
bids. The estimated cost of this work u
114 000.
Completion In operating condition by
June 25h. 1933 U required.
DOMESTIC WATER RESERVOIR
Notice is hereby eiven that uo to B
p.m. Monday. December 20. 1854. the
City Council of the City of Chiloquin
Oregon, will receive bids for the con
struction of a domestic water reservoir
to be built of steel, nunltc, or reinlorceo
concrete.
Each bidder shall provide complete
specif icat ions In detail for the rervou
it proposes to erect, which specific
liens, together with the proposed price
of the bidder, will be the basis upon
which the Council of the City of Chilo
quin. will award any contract if one U
'et. Specifications proposed by any bid
der shall In no way be in conflict with
the general specifications sal up by the
City.
General plans and specifications for
Autopsy Reveals
Double Murder ,
TUPELO, Miss. t,H An elderly
couple whose charred bodies were
found In the ruins of their grocery
store were murdered before the
structure burned, officials said.
Dlst. Atty. W. P. Mitchell said
last night an autopsy showed that
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Addison were
beaten to death. Addison was 73,
tils wife 77.
The couple's store near Amory
burned Tuesday night. The bodies
were found by fire fighters.
'Robbery Is probably the motive
for the murder and arson," Mitch
ell said.
by the fifth grade mothers.
The next regular meeting will be
February la, 1953.
HENLEY '
By Pat Bcymer '
On November 13, the first square
dance, sconsorcd bv the PTA. was
held at the Henley Grade school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garrison called
and taught during the evening. Be
ginners were taught from 7:30
8.30. At midnight pie and coffee
were served,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whitlatch
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gooding, and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Belling were
hosts. Square dancing will be held
every two weeks on Saturday night
at 7:30. The next one will be No
vember 27, In tho Henley Grade
School gym. Admission is $1
couple and a pie. Everyone is In
vited. Refreshments are free.
How Christian Science Heals
"WHAT GRATITUDE
CAN DO"
KFLW (1450 kc.) Sunday
9:35 a.m.
PROPHECY
On The Screen
"50 Years Before Your Eyes"
A panorama of America caught by newsreel cameramen since 1900.
See the Wright brothers, Teddy Roosevelt, and all the famous events
and people of the last 50 years flash in front of you in this great
Warner Brothers' film.
Lectures Every Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday
Nights.
Klamath Falls
No Admission Charge,
Legal Notice
the proposed construction may be had
upoa aoolication to the City Recorder
of the City of Chiloquin or to Was. Lor-
ens. Chiloquin, Oregon, and toe deposit
of W.OO with aad. recorder. Said de-
.wuif. uUt HriinilMt tit th ti.AAm-
upon the return of the plans tool apect-
i ics lions is saia iiy.
All bids must bo accompanied by a
certified check, bidder's oond or cash
in the amount of 10 per cent of the
tr-lal price bid. as a proposal guaranty
of good faith to enter Into contract,
to do the work, if the bid U successful.
AK proposed guaranties will be re
turned to unsuccessful bidders within
ten days after the contract has bean
awarded.
All bids must be securely sealed,
plainly marked "Proposal to Construct
Reservoir" and addressed to the Ctty
Recorder, Chiloquin. Oregon. The es
timated COt of this work Is 18.000.
Work is to be completed June U. 1059
The City of Chiloauin reserve the
right to reject any and all proposals
and to accept such proposal as may be
deemed to be in the best interest of the
City. No bidder may withdraw his old
after the hour set for the opening there
of unless the award of contract is de
lated for a period of 30 days thereafter.
Bids will be considered on either or
both above project.
Nov. 19, 26 No, 303.
NOTICft TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby flveti that the un
Waiamed has been aoDnlnled aa Ad
ministrator of the eatate of Minnie
Smith on Oliver, defeased, by Order of
the Circuit Court of the Countv of
Klamath, and all neraons havtnc elatms
against said estate are required to pre
sent tne same 10 me amini!u ioi .
nulv verified and with orooer vouch-
err auacnea. at tne oiuca ui nu mv
tcrney. L. Orth Sisemore. 131 Main
strMi Kiimiih Falls Oreion within
ix months from the date of first pub-
ucfcuon of this notice.
Donald Schenchln, Administrator
L. Orth Sisemore.
Attorney for Administrator
No 171 Oct. 28 Nov. 3-12-19
NOTICE 'OP ANNEXATION ELECTION
Notice is hereby yiven that the City
i Kiamaih Faila Oreson. has called a
special election, which wilt be held the
2'rd dav of November. 1954. at which
all registered voters residing1 within the
bounds of the territory hereinafter de
scribed are invited to vote on the pro.
position of annexing; said territory to
said Ctty and extending the boundaries
o; said Cliy to ineiuae nme, ini pun
inm niar tor aalrf election has beer
fixed as 1401 Nimiti Street, in said ter
ritory. (This location wag used as s
Rolling place for Canal Precinct of
;iamath County, Oregon, In its last
election.) The polls for said election will
bo opened at S:0Q o'clock In the fore
noon of said election day and remain
open until tha hour of 8:00 o'clock in
the afternoon thereof, during which
time' the registered voters residing In
said territory may cast their ballot fnr
or against annexation of said territory
It said City.
The ballot tiUe for said election is as
follows, to-wit:
Shall tha boundaries of the City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, be changed hy
adding thereto certain territory and
area adjacent and continuous to said
City, described as follows: Beginning
at the center line of Washburn Way
and the north line of Kberietn Avenue
extended, in Township 38 South. Range
a r wm Klamath Countv. Orenon:
thence south along tha center line of
Washburn Way to tha section corner
common to sections 33 and -34 of so 1(1
Township and Bange and Sections 3 and
4 of Township 38 South Range 8 E.W.M.
thence east on the section line, com
mon to section 34. Township 38 South.
Range 9 E.W.M. and aection 3, Township
30 South, Range 9 E.W.M., being the
center line of Shasta Way. to the east
line of Sunnyland Addition extended,
in Klamath County. Oregon: thence
north on the east Una of said Sunny-
land Addition to the northeast corner
of lot in Block a ol sata aunnyiana
Addition: thence west on the north line
of said Sunnyland Addition to the east
line of Tract 37 in Enterprise Tracts
of Klamath County, Oregon; thence
north on the east Una of atd Tract
37 to Its Intersection with the north
lint of Eberleln Avenue; thence west
on the north line of Eberleln Avenue
to the point of beginning, containing
SA Ol a rrot mnra nr lea.
This notice is given by order of the
Common Council for the City of Klam
ath rails. Oregon, as expressed In its
ordinance calltne said sneclal election
Dated at Klamath rails, Oregon. Oc
tober 23, 1954.
rrantr A. niaeltmer
Police Judge. City of Klamath
Fans, Oregon.
Oct 32. 29. Nov. 5, 12. 18. No. 184.
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Legal Notice
No. 1S44
SUMMONS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY Or KLAMATH
Lee L. Chlsm. also known as Levi
L. Chfsm, Plaintiff vs. Dee L. Hat
field, Defendant.
To Dee L. Hatfield. Defendant:
In tha nam at the Stale at Oreson.
you are hereby required to appear and
onfwer the plaintiff's Complaint on file
hi re in on or before four (4) weeks
from the date of the first nubllcation
of this Summons, and If you fail so to
answer or otherwise aooear. for want
thereof, plaintiff will take Judgment
-again it you for the recovery of the
sum of SI 34. 23 with interest thereon
Ihc rate of 6 per cent perannum. from
the 18th day of April, 1054. and for
costs and disbursements Incurred there
in.
This Summons Is served upon you
by publication thereof In the Herald
few, once each week for four )4
successive weeks, . pursuant to the or
der of the Honorable D. E. Van Vac
tcr. Judsje of the above-entitled Court,
duly made and entered the 27th day
of October, 1934. First publication to
V made on the 29th day of October.
1M4; the last publication thereof lo
he made on the 19th day of Novem
ber, 183 4.
Donald A. W. Piper
Attorney for Plaintiff
Pine Tree Buiidintf
Klamath Falls Oregon
No 170 Oct. 2fl. Nov. S-12-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed adminis
tratrix of the estate of George Faylor,
deceased, by the Circuit Court of
Klamath County. Oregon, and that all
oersons having claims against said es
tate are hereby notified to present the
same, together with proper voucher,
to said administratrix at Suite 1. Mel
base Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon
within six months from the date of
this notice.
. Dated this 26th day of October. 1954.
Ethel May Balrd, Admx.
.T C. O'Neill, Attorney for Admx.
No. 100 Oct. 28 Nov. 5-la-IB ,
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Friendly
Helpfulness
To Every
Crd and Purs
Ward's Klamath
Funeral Home
Marguerite M. Ward
and Soni
925 Hith Phone 3334
ROPER and ROPER
2012 South Sixth St. Phone 9278
Pre-Holiday Sale!
Everything In The Store Reduced
mo
IV
0
GUDDEN'S
SATIN SPREAD
Rc9. 5.49 Gal Qg
gal.
Rental
12x15 Drop Cloth
For Just a
100
Rent A Good
Just Over the Viaduct
A CARD OF THANKS
WI WISH to thank all our kind friends
and neighbors for their many kind ex
pression of sympaihv and ondolence
durlnt our recent bereavement Mrs.
Jchnie Moffltt and Jamily.
WE WISH to thank the"Weerhanurr
men for their help during our time "of
need. Mrs. Robert U. Manning and
family.
C FUNERAL HOMES
WARD'S Klamath Funeral Uoma.
Huth Street Phone 83J4,
1 MEETING NOTICES
SCOTTISH RITE
Fall Reunion Nov. IE
Atjk at 8 p.m., Sat., Nov.
20 at 10 a.m. Dlnnei
will be served at 6:30
w p.m. on Saturday.
Charge: $1.00 per plate.
Herman O Is void, Secretary
CHILOQUIN LODGE No. 197
Special Communica
tion. Work in M.M
degree. Visiting breth
ren welcome. Novem
ber 19, 8 p.m.
George Braullacht, W.M.
2 LOST AND FOUND
FOUND the Ideal lift for him or
htr! "Vogue" Luggage. From S-4.50
up to Rudj Sj nth and Main.
WHITE FACED calf strayed to X2i
Attamont Urive. Owner can have calf
by paying for ad.
FOUND Black and tan hound at
111 Hebron about a month ago. Owner
can Portland tw-wmi.
LOST Childs glasses. Vicinity of
Jills School. Call 8211.
LOST FROM Roseway Drive. Male
Pekingese, brown with black face. Ilur
ress wU'i license No, He ward
Phone 3533.
LOST yellow cat. Second and Hlgn.
Reward. Phone 3JIWJ.
LOST one 12 iHiiee, double Sarpcl
L.C. Smith shot gun about mite be
hind firine line in stubble field a
Lower Klamath lake. Serial So. 10-091 a
Call Med ford 3-3079 collect or write
Paul Martin 1304 Beatly St. Medford.
teward .
4 GENERAL NOTICES
FOR STANLEY Home Products calf Buff
Jones, phone 0803 or Peggy Feebler,
nhrneM)22fl.
BRUSHES.
9604.
Phono Frits
6 PERSONALS
JUST PHONE 7711, your lucky num
ber for a quick cash loan. $33 to
2500 on salary, auto, furniture. Com
mercial Industrial Finance Corporation.
1H7 North Sth.
7 PUBLIC CHARITY SERVICES
YOUNG WOMEN of any fnilh needing
confidential advice may contact Mrs.
Duncan. Catholic Charities. 278 W
Broadway, Eugene. Oregon. Phone
&1642.
10 SERVICES
WATCH-CLOCK-JEWELRY repair, tn
the most modern and complete repair
department in Southern Oregon. See
J. C. Rente, Jeweler, 1031 Main. Phone
4fi06.
M1LORB CABINET WORKS store
fixtures, kitchen cabinets, window
frames, 1877 Ivory. Phone B4B3.
TOPPING and trimming treea and
ihmbL Shearin and tv ni ud ever-
greens for winter. Lakeshore Gardens
Nursery Phone 42B6.
MARG's CERAMICS. New greenware
tiring. 1767 Kane. Phone 3-3337.
SKW1NG, patching, alterations, doll
clothes. Phone 5431.
G. E. and BENDIX
APPLIANCE SERVICE
FRED and RENO
Formerly with Fyock's
Phone 9807 Evenings 3470
APPLIANCE TROUBLES?
We service nil kinds!
KIRKPATRICK'S
Enstslde Appliances
WesUnKhouse-Easy-a.E.
133 So. 7th Ph. 8888
TREE REMOVAL
Fruit and shade tree pruning. Land
scape planning, planting.
AL BAKER
SUBURBAN NURSERY
Phonj 2-3167 Phone 8188
CUSTOM DIGGING
TRENCHING,
SEPTIC TANK HOLES
C. BURNETT
2875 Kane St. Ph. 6439
Septic Tanks Cleaned
NEWEST: sanitary methods
1 also
ROTO ROOTER SERVICE
means Sewer Lines of Roots, ete.
Ed F. King
3434 ORCHARD PH. 9841
CWfBSr"'9Lt!t
FOR LESS
30
Reg. 1.00 to 3.00 Roll
WALLPAPER
Reduced to AA
Single Roll UU
TO
Service
Per Day
With Point Purchait
Brush, Ladder ond
Plenty Free Parking
10 SERVICES
ALL TOOLS sharpened end repaired.
nriffs. airaion, i union, neo tawn
mew trs and B S.A. anutorcycle. Bo-
cnhamers. 351 I. Main. Phone 4A72.
WILL DO tronlni In my home. Phone
63: ;7
C (JUT A INS laundered and stretched
Phone Sthia.
SKPT1C unks and lines cleaned and
installed Lacy King. 0335
11 DO-IT-YOURSELF
PLASTIC WALL TILS
DO IT YOURSELF
You can make that bathroom beauti
ful with plastie tile Wo will Instruct
vou. Only 4tic per foot.
CALHOUN'S
vn r Main Phone Ml
IV2 ROM EX electric catle $4.95 per
100 feet. Bell's Hardware. S2& Main flt.
. SPREAD SATIN
The 100 Latex'
Wonder Paint
ROPER & ROPER
PAINT STORE
2012 So. 6lh Phone 8278
U HEALTH
COMPLETE UNE OF
BACK SUPPORTING BELTS
Makes Lilting Easier
McCONKEY DRUG
7th and Main
I J tUUCATIONAL
uouKtvCUi'iNU ofice machine, tvo
ina. shorthand Soeetlwritina kindred
subjects. Klamath Business Collene. 4143
so tiin. t'none 4iuu
DIESEL .
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
We need several mechanically In
clined and reliable men to train
for positions in the Tractor and
Equipment industry. If you are not
making; better than 190 per week,
or you don't have all year job se
curity, you owe It to yourself to
write for free facts, without obliRa'
tion, about tills training and our
Advisory Placement Service.
TRACTOR TRAINING SERVICE
Write Box 48
Care of Herald & News
14 HELP WANTED, FEMALE
WOMAN to live In. Do cooking and
housework for three adult. Phone 8419
or 344. Re ferencea required.
SINGLE, young, attractive girl to work
a Hosleu In Dining room. Write D.
Marmo, Medford, Hotel, Medford Ore-
sn. .
16 HELP WANTED, MALE
SALESMAN ' vth cor to travel. ' In.
tcrviews tonlnht and Saturday a.m.
Mr. Gray. Wl ncroa Hotel.
WANTED:
SET-UP MAN. KNIFE GRINDER for
moulding plant. Permanent position,
year around employment. Excellent op
Eurtunity lor ngni man. contact Mr.
cRoy Smith or Mr. Barney Kelton.
T. M Cnhb Cn.. hiohwav 00 E.. Hix
miles southj of MarysviUe, Calif. Phone
MAN WITH KNOWLEDGE of farm
machinery and heavy equipment want
ed to represent national firm in local
territory. Must have late model car
and be free to travel some. Schooling
and field training given. References re
quired. Good commissions and drawing
account it necaea wnen quniniea. wnie,
Air Mail to W. T. Hodge. Manager
I O. Hox 1341, Dept. Dallas.
Texas giving age qualifications, street
atnircus ana tcicpnone numoer.
NOW READ THIS
Lor Re Northwest Retail Credit Firm
needs two qualified representatives to
tall on established accounts. Highest
commissions advanced weekly. If you
can sell direct, are neat aooearlna
nnd have a car. See Mr. "O", Wlllard
Hotel, 7 to 0 p.m., Tuesday through
rrioay.
18 SITUATIONS WANTID
WANTED . PERMANENT farm lob.
Experienced with animals and machln
cry. write box ziiu, Merrill.
I IQUSEWOtlK by hour. Phone 620 1 .
ATTENTION HOLIDAY ihODDtri,
Cost child care day. night or month.
i-none z-znzT.
I.ADY desires work by hour. Phone
CHILD CARE. Phone 5301.
ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS, 3. fcffl Jefferson
hOOMSclean, new Innersprlng mat
tresses (the best i ; private entrance.
i:i4 No. 3rd '3rd and Pine), Days,
cnll 0;i,'l; evenings, .1(107.
ai.KBPING ROOMS. 1X1 Pine.
ROOM TOR RENT. 607 High.
LOVELY rooms, close In. Phone' 0001
or 4259.
STEAM HEATED sleeping rooms.
Quiet, clean. cloi.c I n. Phone 2-0214.
ROOM, private bath. Greer Apart
ments. 24 APARTMENTS FOR RENT
NICELY FURNISHED thru room
apartment. Close In. Adults. 632 No.
10th.
KURNISHKD apartments. Stcnm hen.
Garages. $33 up. Glen Court. Phone
Sf24 evenings. Days B32.
I URNIHHED APARTMENT with ga-
ritge and utilities, nose io weyer
h.iruser. Inquire Minute Cafe or phone
IH.IO. i
MODE RN two room apartment. Prf
vate entrance Completely furnished
c cepi groceries iiu rine
TltKEE ROOM apartment, furnished
nuittiiie inr ooupie. ; union.
FULLY FURNISHED, newly decorat
ed apartment, with garge. Electric
heLOn busHne. 7.50. Phone 2-3548.
FURNISHED Inrge one room apart
ment. 3(i.W. All utilities paid. 410 No.
1 '" '
PURNI.HHKD apartment cottage. Close
In nenr Esquire Theatre. Sultahle for
two. City steam heat. Attractive for
winter month. Call 4272 mornjngK.
ONB BKDROOM apartment. Ill Pl'nc.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT complete'
ly turn lulled with refrigerator and elee
tric range $AQ per month. All utllille
fiald except electricity. Ideal fnr work
njr, couple orngle persnn. Ph.2-0217.
FOR RKNT three room furnished
fli-artment. Six block from Main. 140
ptr monlh. 324 Grant St.
VCR LEASE, six months or lonsjur.
five room a pertinent all utilities paid
Pnone 2-32ni. Call at lfl2flDerby.
THKKE ROOM furnished apartment.
2fl White.
UPSTAIRS 1 APARTMENT, completely
furnished, Phone 6754.
, CLEAN, furnished one bedroom apart
menu. J'hone a-iM:i. 1717 Main.
AI'ARTMNTS. Phont
NICE two room apartment, ateam
f.efieg. Lounview houji,
TWO ROOM furnished apartment,
Mfhta and water. 1123 Walnut.
WARNING!
Don't lt cough from
common cold hong on
Chronic hronchilU my develop if
your coufth. chtrt cold, or acute bron
chili. U not treated and you unnot
alford to take a chance with any medi
cine leu potent than Creomuhion. It
goes into the bronchial syltem to help
knaen and expel germ laden phlegm
and aid nature lo soothe and heal raw,
tender, inflamed bronchial membranea.
(iet a large bottle of Creomuliion at
your dnig store. Use it all as directed.
Creomuliion ia guaranteed to please
you or druggist refunds money.
CREOMUCSION
M CAM CM. M HKl
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
rJRN?SHED Apartment for rent, rout
room and bath. 444 Market Street, ln
qulre at apartment No. 1.
CLEAN TWO bedroom apartment.
Stoves and water furnished. U1.50,
171 B Fargo.
ONE BEDROOM aoartmenL Adulta
onlv. Wo peu. l' jnp z-aioa.
ruttNISHED, steam heatedthree room
apart me nt Corner Pino nd Cedar.
TllItEE- ROOM furnished apartinenX
Garage. Cloe in. AdulU, No pet.
STEAM heated apartment 828 Oak.
ROYAL ARMS anartmenL Vacancy.
U4 HUh Si.
LARGE THREE room furnished apart
ment. Three blocks from Main. Heat,
ho and cold water furnished. Adults
cnlyPhone 6&09 alter 5:30.
APARTMENTS for rent. 710 Mala.
Gteer Apartment.
CLEAN one bedroom nirtmtnt mil-
it e paid. See at 339 Rodgcra or phono
roUR - ROOM furnished apartment,
clean. Oil heat, raune. refrigerator,
waher. Hot and cold water furnished.
AtuH. I42.V). 1721 Wall, nhone 44A6
NICELY FURNISHED t h r t i room
apartment la duplex. Clean, close in.
Phone 4J53.
26 HOUSES FOR RENT
HOUSE and one acre lor rent. South
ath House Is four roor and bath i nd
utility porch. Electric hot water heater
Contact Mrs. Alma Swigart, Box 314
TWO BEDROOM hon riHn -T'r.TZ
finished hardwood floors. See' Satur.
SS s",rnoon ,rom tQ S at 5113 So-
&xfngtonDRM modern "QWe-laa
ONEBfcuROOM unrurnished dupleil
''wl. dwaled. Fireplace; furnico
t"". 3-lBai after 7. """'
f RENT two room cahln. Partly
fu rn lahed. 15. 3430 Boardman.
FU R NISH E Dcottagehnne DOHA
THREE ROOM furnlrhed sef-mMeTn
EEd"" JCk Hawki,u.- "39 Want-
FtjRNlSiiED. new two room and bath
Sg.jtK!' lnqulf, 1758
Phone e5SPM hou- urnuhed. $45.
FURNISHED on bedro-m house.
A riuiu. P h o n e 2-30B1 orj 300 .
BEDROOM, furnished. 143. Phone
FOUR ROOM cottage with ahower".
Acreage. Phone 4380.
CLEAN one bedroom furnished house.
Close In. Phone 8233. Inquire 1830
Crescent.
F U RN lSHED house, two 'rooms ami
hnlh. Electric heat. Close In. Phone
TWO BEDROOM house alio one bed
room house, modern. Phone 4533.
1WO ROOM modem "'cottage, furnished
ATTRACTIVE furnished five room
hOUSe. TWO bedrooms. Inla nt hnllll..
Glassed-in front and back porch. Ca-
FURNISHED, three room and both.
Inquire 14 14 Homedale Ruad.
ONE BEDROOM fumlahed! Phnnl
2-3511,
MODERN furnished eahtn. ttnrhln
nrefcrreri. 327 Division.
TWO ROOM furnished cottage. Suit
able for two. Lighta and water freo
TWO BEDROOM houii unfnrnlihH
200 Doty. Also ona bedroom furnished
nou so. pee owner ai iuqo uaii fornu.
FOR RENT. FORSALE. for UadTloV
what - have - you - modern ona bed
room home. Furnished, .automatla heat,
TWO BEDROOM unfurnished duolex
gfiu. 731 St Francll St. Phone T290.
UNFURNISHED one bedroom hotu
and duple x,Adul ta. 3011 Board man.
C LEAHY'S MOTEL. Cabins, weekly
rnloa, reasonable. 23M Bleh n St.
CLEAN three room furnished duplex.
$.12 SO Inquire Ascot Hotel. 1141 Main.
28 REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED LOT With approximately 100
foot frontago In suburbs. Shasta, way
or Alia m on t. Phone 2-3338.' ;
SMALL. Inexpensive house. Close tn.
Stat description and terms. Herald
and News. Box 40.
WANTED BY responsible party. Two
bedroom unfurnished houao In Milll Ad
ditlon. Phono 8-0614.
WANT TO rent. Two bedroom unfur
nished ' house. Prefer basement. No
children or pets. Reference!, . Phono
4121.
HOMZS TOR SALE
Everett Dennis Realtor, 121 No. 8th,
Phone 6402.
THINKING OP SELLING?
If so call us today. Business has
been good and we are nearly all
sold out or Rood city and suburban
homes. RIGHT NOW WE NEED
LISTINGS on homes .In the City
and South Suburbs all sizes; all
prices. Cnll us for prompt, cour
teous, efficient service, just dial
3G65 or 3421,
BURTON E. GRAY ;
REALTOR
1037 Main St. Ph. 3665 or 3431
30 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ;
GRAZING LAND 3900 acres. Will sum
mer 300 head of cattle. Adjacent to
Poe Valley. Box 63S or call 378 Malln.
LOT 12. Block 31. Tulelake, CallfornC
W rite Box 112. Bonnma.Qre,,
fOR SALE Lot on Kant Mnln. Suit
ahle for Drive In. Phone 42QP.
Grain & Stock!.
320 Acres, 130 Cult, nnd Irrigable
from Artesian well. Fenced. Real
Sacrifice on quick dcnl. 160 acre.
120 Cult, of paid up lcasc-3 yra. In
cluded. GOMER JONES, Realtor
114 N. 7th Tels 6321-7507
Jack Oardner, 2-1074
For Sale
6 room home, part concrete base
ment, concrete foundation, garage
Easy walking diatnnco ol City Cen
ter. Electric heat In each room.
House in good condition. Quick
possession. Price $7000, .Terms.
See r red Co fer (Evenings 3593)
Barnhisel -Agency
Phone 4195 1 ' 113 S.' 8th St.
South ; Poe 'Valley
Very good .80 acres, 5 in "pasture.
corner property, school Bus and
mail at door: Plenty of water, (rood
pressure pump. ''HOUSE NOT BO
HOT." In Henley .district. Good
spurt and grain land. Priced to Bell
al u,000, -with 1-3 down.
California Avenue
Two bedrooms, third one In base.
ment. Two car garage. Corner lot.
Electric heat. Very liveable home.
Priced at J11.000, with 14000 down.
Or will sell on O.I.
St. Francis Park
Two bedroom modern home. Wall
to wall carpet. Largo kitchen. Two
car garage with Dreeie-way. A
lovely big yard. Very good sewago
aystem. S8950 with (4000 down, or
will sell on O.I.
GILBERT W. FLEET
Realtor
DENOTE COATE3, Saleslady
Eves. Phone 2-1365
431 Main Fb. 3-3335 or 4329